I have played this game about 10 times now with my kids (ages 3.5 and 2.5) and they really seem to like it. As an adult it is totally boring but it's very hard to find a game that can engage both a 2.5 year old and a 30 year old so I'm fine with that. The idea is that you roll two dice - one that gives you a color and one that gives you a part of the outfit. You then find a costume for your raccoon that has the appropriate color on that part of the outfit. If you roll the underpants then you have to start over. The first person to get 5 costumes wins. My main criticism of this game is that unless he/she rolls underpants and has to start over the first person to play will always win. According to the directions the youngest player goes first so in my house that means my 2.5 year old daughter has won every single time. The other problem for me is that the game is not enough of a challenge if you only need 5 costumes to win. Ideally there would be a time that my daughter would roll the dice and be asked for a certain item of clothing but it wouldn't be available in the costumes that were still laid out. I've decided to modify it to require more costumes (6 or 7 depending on how many people are playing). My kids have been confused a few times because the article of clothing die only shows shirts, pants, and underpants. A couple of the costumes have dresses and they haven't been sure if that counted or not. Cute game, easy enough for my little one to play, interesting enough for my older child to play, could use a few improvements.

Awesome game. Cute, easy to learn. My 3 yr old could play it all day. Great for older children as well.

My little one loves games. This is perfect for lots of laughs while teaching waiting and taking turns. We have lots of fun playing this one!

My 3, 1 and even 12 year old enjoy playing this game! It's something easy and fun for all ages! We have already played this for hours and only have had it for less then a week 😂 the littles wake up and ask to play a few games each morning!

I have 3 and 5 year old foster children. They love this! They were so excited to play and learned it quickly. After three times, they were able to play independently, which is a big bonus for me! Two variations, one simple, one more difficult. You role two dice and depending on the outcome you can pick one to two cards with the right color top or bottom, or you can lose all your cards and have to start over. Great way to practice dealing with disappointment and good sportsmanship. In order to win you must get five cards, so it encourages basic counting 1-5 with an actual object repeatedly. I anticipate many hours of fun!